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What types of fractures occur in dogs and cats?Dogs and cats can suffer fractures (breaks) to their bones. Any bone can be affected.  Typically, this is a result of a traumatic injury. Trauma can occur in many ways, ranging from high impact (...

The Covid pandemic accelerated changes in small animal practice over the last year or so. One of the changes we have observed at VSS is an increase in urgent referrals. To ensure that we continue to offer the best possible care for these cases...

VSS is very pleased to announce that three of our residents have achieved their Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. Achieving Fellowship allows the recipients to register as specialists in their field. ...

Meet Lilah! Lilah presented to us with 'Pyothorax', which is the presence of inflammatory fluid (or puss) within the chest cavity. 'Pyothorax' is usually caused by a bacterial infection, which in Lilah's case was a 'Pas...

Ivy is a genteel old pug who presented to our surgical team at VSS following acute onset of weakness and paralysis in all four legs after being found collapsed underneath a balcony edge at the owners' home. Imaging using CT scan demonstrated...